In Chapter 9, Matthew diverts from his multiples of six, and tells us seven stories. In the first three stories Matthew is speaking wholly of holiness. We see:
a roof with a hole in it
a rat with a whole lot of money
a ruler with a hole in his heart
We already looked at the leaky roof. The rat was Matt the Tax Man. And it was Jairus whose heart had a hole from the death of his daughter.
It’s me again. After a week away, to Minnesota, for the funeral of a dear sister-in-law. I took no laptop along, called it DETOX. Been...
Paul shares with the Colossians how he prays for them It is not “Oh, God, by the way, please bless the Colossians.” It starts off with...
Epa In Venezuelan Spanish Epa kind of means “Hey.” I’ll shout out a “Hey” to Paul’s buddy Epaphras who was the Gentile church planter...
